The Yun Family's Ninth Child Is An Imp! Chapter 805 - We How To Make A Turn

Chapter 805 - We How To Make A Turn

Yun Chujiu was not as optimistic as the Giant Tsunami Turtle. It was just a fluke. As long as she could delay until the Giant Tsunami Turtle killed the other Bloodthirsty Sword Shark, it would be fine.
The Bloodthirsty Sword Shark rolled a few times before the pain in its upper jaw slightly eased. It fiercely shot hundreds of water arrows at Yun Chujiu.
Yun Chujiu suddenly sank, and the water arrows flew over her head.
The Bloodthirsty Sword Shark opened its mouth, and hundreds of water arrows flew over. Yun Chujiu had no choice but to dodge the water arrows.
While Yun Chujiu dodged, she shot out several small purple lightning bolts.
When the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark saw that Yun Chujiu's purple lightning bolts were not coming in its direction, it could not help but despise her.. It was just because it did not pay attention that it suffered a little loss! This time, the lightning bolts were not coming in its direction. Did she think that these small lightning bolts would turn?!
Next, the small lightning bolts used their actions to show the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark that they could, in fact, turn, and that they were very agile.
The Bloodthirsty Sword Shark looked at the purple lightning bolts with a dumbfounded expression. They actually turned and charged toward it!
'F*ck! What's going on? How did this weak human lightning bolt turn around? This doesn't make sense!'
The Bloodthirsty Sword Shark quickly shut its mouth, afraid that the small purple lightning bolts would enter its mouth again. However, it never expected that a few small lightning bolts would charge toward its eyes and nose.
The Bloodthirsty Sword Shark quickly retreated and spat out several water arrows to intercept the small purple lightning bolts midway.
Although the purple lightning had some intelligence, it was not enough to last for too long. After being intercepted by the water arrows, it dissipated into the water.
At that time, Yun Chujiu sent a few more purple lightning bolts over, and the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark fired a few water arrows at the purple lightning bolts. Although the purple lightning bolts could turn around, there were too many water arrows, so the purple lightning bolts had almost depleted their spiritual power before they could reach the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark.
After the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark recovered from its shock, it sneered in its heart. Although the purple lightning bolt was a little strange, it had already found a way to break it. 'Let's see what else you can do!'
The Bloodthirsty Sword Shark shot out a few more water arrows at Yun Chujiu. At that moment, the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark was on top while Yun Chujiu was below it. Yun Chujiu would be hit by the water arrows no matter how much she sank, so she could only dodge to the side. However, her swimming speed was not as fast as the water arrows, and there were more than ten water arrows shot at Yun Chujiu.
Fortunately, Yun Chujiu had a defensive spirit tool on her. A few pieces broke, saving Yun Chujiu's little life.
Although Yun Chujiu used the small purple lightning to restrain a part of the Bloodthirsty Sword Shark's energy, the difference in spiritual power was too big. Moreover, they were under the sea, so Yun Chujiu's movements were not that flexible. Very soon, Yun Chujiu's defensive spiritual tool was almost depleted.
Yun Chujiu thought to herself that this could not go on. The number of defensive spiritual tools on her was limited. Sooner or later, she would not be able to hold on. Although there were many defensive spiritual tools from the ancient sword tomb in her storage ring, it was too late for them to recognize her as their master. Moreover, her spiritual sense could no longer hold more spiritual tools. What should she do?
At that moment, Yun Chujiu saw a squid fleeing in all directions at the bottom of the sea. A thought flashed through her mind, and she took out a large bottle of ink and poured it out. Immediately, the sea water turned pitch black.